Two guest ministers fill pulpit in Pella congregation
A Pella congregation hosted two guest ministers on Sunday in Rev. Verduin's absence. Rev. C Kuipers of Salt City Utah preached at the morning service and Rev. Clarence Vou of Patterson New Jersey delivered the evening message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verduin
Pella
C. Kuipers
Salt City
Utah
Clarence Vou
Patterson
New Jersey
H. Verduin
Grand, Rapids
Mich
Mich. Where They Have Been Visiting Relatives ‘and Had. Called “On. Mrs.Verduin
Thomas Vanden Borch
Vanden Berg
Bert Bandstra
Knoxville
Paul A. Bandstra
Sandridge
Herman Nollen
Richland Township
Cornie’ Vander Linden
Donald’ Vander Kamp
Gerrit Rus
Worp Borgman
Andrew de Geus
Henry van Wyngarden
Henry J. Vander Voort
Barney Memmelaar
Leighton
Avery Wetzig
Iowa Falls
Wednes
Marie Swank
Peter Swank
Newton
Andrew Band
Andy Baistra
Lincoln Center
Iowa
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Andy Wire
Queen Esther Circle
Vacation Bible School Opens at Friends Church
Lynnville News reports the Community Vacation Bible School opened Monday June 6 at the Friends church from 2 to 4 p.m. Director Velma Kooistra of What Cheer leads a team including Mrs. Baarda Willemsen Gertsma Sparks Benson Sparks Dunnick. Over 200 have entered. Also notes travel news of A T Gifford and Wayne Wildman tour of Europe scheduled five weeks.
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Community Daily
Friends Church
Velma’ Kooistra
What
Cheer
Frank Baarda
John Willemsen
Andrew Gertsma
Floyd Sparks
Gerald Benson
Elsie Sparks
Alma Dunnick
A. T. Gifford
Wayne Wildman
Sully
Europe
New York
Jane
Ireland
England
Belgium
Holland
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
France
Howard Macy
Soroptomist Club
Mildred Cunningham
Towa State
Ames
Macy
Commerce Department
Washington, D.C
Marshal Meredith
Grinnell
Dale Jansen
Allen Bradley
Littleton, Colo
J. E. Foster
Mrs Bradley and connections in Searsboro community
G L Senter notes Mrs Bradley and her husband once lived in Searsboro when he supervised the schools. Lois Meredith, daughter of Marshal and Mrs Meredith, graduates from Iowa State College at Ames. James Dearinger in Bremerton Germany hospital for surgery starting June 2. about ten days. Widows' Club met hosted by Mrs Edna Benson with opening by presiding officer and names listed. Des Moines visitors and local visits narrated. Green Thumb Garden Club held annual flower show and silver tea at Newton municipal building June 8 with a large showing and center arrangement profile.
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G. L Senter
Bradley
Searsboro
Lois Meredith
Marshal Meredith
Iowa State College
Ames
Otro Dearinger
James
Bremertmoen
Germany
Edna Benson
Widows’ Club
Wiie Quire
Rose Jones
Alverta Ratcliff
Gertrude Davis
Gertrude Meredith
Ruth Ratcliff
Ada Wagaman
Benson
Will Perry
Quincy
Ill
John Miller
Miller
Perry
William Priebbenow
Muscatine
Carl Byrd
Priebbenow
Friends Church
Glen Vande Krol
Dorothy
Millard Sparks
Peter van Daan
Farm Bureau
Newton
Waldo Vanney
Des Moines
Green Thumb Garden Club
Erosion Losses From Water Sweep Iowa Fields
In a five year study on a southwestern Iowa corn field sheet erosion carried away about 20 tons of topsoil per acre yearly. Contour tillage, better rotations, and terracing can greatly reduce losses, with six tons per acre yearly on a corn-corn meadow rotation and negligible loss in grasses and legumes, says Lester Clapp Iowa State College.
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Iowa
Lester Clapp
Iowa State College
Clapp
Flowers and workshop replace regular meeting notes
A text describes a flower judging event led by Mrs. Antle of Kellogg with Mrs. Earl Macy as general chair. Members gathered at leaders' homes for crafts, making dresser scarfs and napkins, with a group lunch at Mrs. Brush's home. Also mentions shrimp dinner at Harold Benson residence and funeral attendance for Peter Swank in Pelia.
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Antle of
Kellogg
Earl Macy
Ively Lynnette
Peteen
Cleo
Mennor
Brush
Dave Conn
Harold Benson
Dora Swank
Larry van Rees
Arie van Weelden
Peter Swank
Pelia
Pamela Swank
Ray McMain
Bobette
Newton
Rose festival attendees in New Sharon noted
Day visitors in the Carl McMain home attended the rose festival at New Sharon. Among those present were Mrs. Vernon Jay Mrs. Clyde Lisk and Alan and Mrs. Ollie Terlouw Their niece Connie De Boef rode in the event and drew attention to the town’s celebration.
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New Sharon
Vernon Jay
Clyde Lisk
Alan
Ollie Terlouw
Connie de Boef
Rode
Brush Family Drives New 16 Mercury in Parade
In the parade the Brush family traveled with their father L. C. Brush and wife, riding in a newly bought 16 Mercury car.
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L. C. Brush
Schemper guests and church activities noted in Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa reports visitors from Sheldon Mr and Mrs J Schemper and relatives. First Christian Reformed Church members cleaned the church Tuesday. Rev C R Veenstra declines illness from Lacomba Canada and leaves Monday for Grand Rapids to attend Synod for two weeks. Rev J D Pikaart to lead the pulpit. Visitors from Ft Knox Kentucky and Bowling Green Kentucky depart after a local visit.
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J. Schemper
Sheldon
First Christian Reformed Church
C. R. Veenstra
Lacomba
Alberta
Canada
CG. R. Veenstra
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. D. Pikaart
R. Ashman
Ft. Knox, Ky
Helen Gwin
Bowling Green, Ky
Community News Highlights and Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Clifford Crazen hosted aupper vest with the Van Avendonk family. Howard Grootveld and Henry Klein-Wassin families vacationed at Jefferson Lake Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Klein-Wassin to reside in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Stuart Massie and Ruby Till visited Colusa and Des Moines. Frisky Fremonters 4 H Club met May 27 at Marilyn Hoskins home with seven members present. Joanne Van Zomeren led the meeting and discussed talks and demonstrations. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother.
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Clifford Crazen
Gary van Avendonk
Hf. Grootveld
Fremont
Ernest Blom
Pella
Jefferson Lake
Minnesota
Johanna Razenboom
Henry Klein-Wassing
First
Christian Reformed
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Marilyn Hoskins
Joanne van Zomeren
Elderly Man Dies While Wading Across Pond at Farm
Everett Carroll aged 87 from near Blanchard died of a heart attack while wading across a pond at his farm. Local authorities reported the incident occurred on his property and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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S Pond
Everett Carroll
Near Blanchard
Plant diseases devastate crops across farms yearly
Around 300 plant diseases threaten farm crops annually, causing widespread damage. Researchers note the risk spans multiple species and regions, emphasizing the need for robust monitoring, resistant varieties, and integrated management strategies to protect yields and livelihoods.
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Carl Vander Linden
Henry Vander Linden
Roger Bandstra
Lower Grove
Jim Bandstra
Henry Rooda
Elton Boonstra
Gordon ‘Boonstra
Massachusetts
Boonstra
Raymond
Henry Greene
Walt Slayter
Rooda
Mary Anne
Dennis de Koning
Jacob de Koning
Iowa City Hospital
M. Vander Hart
Mrs
Arnold Vander Hart
Arnold
Pine Rest Hospital
Bi Stumma
Wayne Vander Werf
de Nooy
Marvin and
Kenny
Gilbert Beekhuizen
Franz’ van Ad Dick ' Bandstra
Wilbur Dale Vroegh
Eddyville
John van Sant
Valkenburg
Gilbert Beckhuizen
Peter Pippel
Appollus Terlouw
Andy Bandstra
A. H. Roose
Frank Roose
Alvin Vander Wilt
Ira Brandenburg
Peoria
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Room
Lynnville News
Vina Renaud
Dwight Monsma
Donnie
Rennie
Tommy
Anna Monsma
Warren Stanley
Walter Becker Steve
Fayette
Becker
Upper Town
Clair Fenner
Scarsboro
R. Helmer
Everett Fenner
Daisy Burnham
Lynnvillernoon
D. E. Munger
Cathy
Charles Fenner
Ben Keller
Carl McMain
Oskaloosa News
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Bernie Menninga
Experia
Frank L. Swaim
United Rider
Fink Kishoon
Frank L. Sweim
United Air Liner
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips 66
Grootveld Oil Co
Gerrit Steenhoek
West End
A. D. Vermeer
N. W. Corner Square
Pella, Iowa
Trop-Artic Albert Beyer
Oskaloosa Street
Renaud and
Vander Krol
Flite-Fuel
Trop-Artic
Neal DE Jong
FORD
Ymore H
Uast
Ulrich Motor CO
Dearborn, Mich
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